Friday 13 July 2012

SIDEWINDER PLAYLIST - JULY 2012


It was another good night last night at Sidewinder. Definitely the place to be for those of a modernist bent once a month for a drink, chat, listen and dance. These are the 45s that came out of my box. Thanks to Dave Edwards and Giles Plumpton for inviting me and everyone who braved the rain.     
  
William Bell – Monkeying Around (Stax)
Big Maybelle – Do Lord (Brunswick)
Roosevelt Grier – Since You’ve Been Gone (Ric)
Grover Pruitt – Little Girl (Salem)
Dorie Williams – Tell Me Everything You Know (635)
Gloria Grey – It’s A Sweet World (Warner Bros)
The Impressions – Can’t Satisfy (ABC)
Ronnie Milsap – Thousand Miles From Nowhere (Spector)
Clyde McPhatter – Thirty Days (Atlantic)
Lonnie Hewitt – You Gotta Git (Fantasy)
Junior Gordon – Call The Doctor (Jay Pee)
Alder Ray – My Heart Is In Danger (Minit)
George Cameron – My Heart Tells Me So (Portrait)
Earl Stanley – Fish Eyes (Pitassy)
Mary Ann Fisher – It’s A Man’s World (Imperial)
The Combinations – Voodoo (Carrie)
Prince Conley – I’m Going Home (Satellite)
The Falcons – (I’m A Fool) I Must Love (Big Wheel)
Jimmy Bell – Whatcha Gonna Do About Me (Hickory)
Dick Holler – Mooba Grooba (Comet)
Eddie Bo – Dinky Doo (Ric)
Ernie Washington – Lonesome Shack (Chattahoochee)
Esko Wallace – Triple Zero (Graham)
The Dells – Wear It On Our Face (Cadet)
Ray Charles – Sticks and Stones (ABC-Paramount)
Eddie Holland – Baby Shake (Motown)
Jimmy Nelson – Tell Me Who (Chess)
Jimmy Merchant – Skin The Cat (Bo Mar)
Reuben Phillips – High Low (Ascot)
Bobby Peterson Quintet – Mama Get Your Hammer (V-Tone)
Connie Christmas – Big Chief (Checker)
JB Lenoir – Daddy Talk To Your son (Checker)
Howlin’ Wolf – Just Like I Treat You (Chess)
Lightnin’ Slim – It’s Mighty Crazy (Excello)

Sidewinder is at Satan’s Circus within The Wenlock and Essex, Essex Road, Islington, N1 on the first Thursday of the month (apart from yesterday). Free and runs from 7.30 until about twelve.

4 comments:

  1. Thanks. It was really unusual to be given such a long set so managed to cover quite a lot of ground.

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  2. Penny drops - I didn't clock the William Bell "signature tune" at the time.

    A grand set.

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